Marc Zboch
Academic Scholarship
A $1,000 scholarship awarded to a U.S. college or university student who demonstrates a commitment to helping others through personal sacrifice.
About The Scholarship
Supporting students who make a difference.
The Marc Zboch Academic Scholarship recognizes and rewards students who demonstrate a genuine commitment to making a positive impact in their communities. Through personal sacrifice and service to others, these students embody the values that this scholarship was created to celebrate.
Recognizing Sacrifice
Rewards students who make personal sacrifices to help others in meaningful ways.
Open to All
Any U.S. college or university student can apply, with no GPA or demographic requirements.
Making an Impact
Celebrating those who embody service and compassion in their communities.
Scholarship Award
$1,000
One-time award for 2026
Eligibility Requirements
- Open to any U.S. college or university student
- No GPA, major, gender, or demographic requirements
- Must be registered for Fall 2026
Application Deadline
February 1, 2027
Applications close at 11:59 PM EST
Scholarship Essay Topic
“Describe a time when you made sacrifices to help others.”
400 to 500 word response required
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Past Scholarship Recipients
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Han Qi Chou
A combat medic who dedicated his time to mentoring underprivileged children in science, inspiring the next generation of learners through hands-on education and personal sacrifice.
Read full storyLorenzo Cinalli
An environmental policy graduate student and AmeriCorps volunteer who worked 60-70 hours weekly in disaster relief, committed to public service through conservation and community work.
Read full storyKatrina
A Human Services student who spent over a year as a caseworker in a refugee camp on the Island of Lesbos, Greece, helping vulnerable women and families who crossed the Aegean Sea.
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